Short version: we built a free set of unofficial tools for Alien Worlds players at cryptogames.gg/alien-worlds. Alien Worlds TLM $0.001109 ▼ -10% is a play-to-earn mining game on the WAX blockchain, where you mine Trillium (TLM) on six planets with tools and land owned as items on WAX. The tools need no login and no wallet connection, and anything you type stays in your browser.
What is in the toolkit
The money tools help you estimate what a setup earns:
- Mining calculator: pick up to three tools, a land and a planet, and see the delay, TLM per mine and TLM per day from the live planet pools.
- Tool payback table: ranks the tools on your land by estimated TLM per day against their cheapest listing in WAX.
- Landowner income estimator: enter your commission, mines per day and the average TLM per mine to see what a land pays its owner.
The play and market tools show what is happening on the planets and in the market:
- Planets and mining pools: Eyeke, Kavian, Magor, Naron, Neri and Veles side by side, with the live TLM pool per rarity, lands, minimum commission and a sample of recent mines.
- Mining tools database and land database: delay, ease, luck, difficulty, rarity, supply and the cheapest WAX listing, with filters and sorting.
- Avatars, minions and weapons: rarity, race, attack, defense, element and supply. It lists data only, with no artwork.
- Floor by rarity and recent sales: the cheapest listing of each item type at every rarity, and the newest finished sales with price, rarity and mint number.
For the token, the TLM token hub shows the price on the Alcor exchange and the supply read from the token contract, against a maximum of 10 billion. The TLM converter turns TLM into WAX and USD and back at the live rate, or at a rate you type in.
Two learning pages sit alongside them: how mining works, with a worked example from a real recorded mine, and a glossary of terms such as delay, ease, luck, commission and pool.
Where the numbers come from
Item data and market prices come from the public AtomicAssets explorer for the alien.worlds collection. Mining pools are read straight from the game contract on the WAX chain, and the TLM price comes from the Alcor exchange on WAX. Each page shows how old its data is.
The studio has not published its mining formulas as a rule set, so the calculator is an estimate. We worked the rules out from the chain records of 2,000 recent mines, and the page shows how closely they match today. Pools shrink as people mine, so real income will differ from the figure on screen.
Why we made them
Working out what a bag of tools earns on a given land means combining the tool stats, the land stats and the pool of the planet. These pages put that in one place and say where each number was read.
These are unofficial fan tools by CryptoGames.gg. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Alien Worlds or Dacoco, and nothing here is financial advice. Mining rules are worked out from public chain records, so check the game for current rules. The full set is on the Alien Worlds tools hub.
